HAWAII MASSAGE CERTIFIED QUALITY EXAM 2025/2026 NEWEST
QUESTIONS WITH 100% ACCURATE DEFINITIVE ANSWERS
What is metastasis?
(a) increased metabolism
(b) ability of cells to mutate
(c) change in equilibrium
(d) migration of cancer cells - ---answers----migration of
cancer cells
Which is a highly contagious staphylococcal infection in young
children?
(a) psoriasis
(b) impetigo
(c) fissure
(d) papule - ---answers----impetigo
2nd degree burn are characterized by:
(a) sunburn
(b) destruction of the dermis
(c) peeling of the skin
(d) blisters - ---answers----blisters
The lowest region of the abdomen is the:
(a) hypogastric
(b) epigastric
(c) umbilical
(d) hypocondral - ---answers----hypogastric
Which muscle reaches from the thorax to the pubis?
(a) rectus abdominus
(b) external abdominal obliques
(c) vastus abdominus
,(d) transverse abdominus - ---answers----rectus abdominis
At what structure in the lungs does gas exchange occur?
(a) bronchioles
(b) pulmonary arteriole
(c) endothelial membrane
(d) alveolus - ---answers----(b) alveolus
What movement of the mandible is parallel to the ground?
(a) extension
(b) protraction
(c) abduction
(d) adduction - ---answers----protraction
The frontal bone is located in what part of the body?
(a) thorax
(b) neck
(c) head
(d) hands - ---answers----head/cranium
The origin of semimembranosus and semitendinosus is the:
(a) ilium
(b) pubis
(c) coxal
(d) ischial tuberosity - ---answers----ischial tuberosity
The origin of the sartorius is the:
(a) ischium
(b) coxal
(c) ilium
(d) sacrum - ---answers----ilium (anterior superior iliac spine)
,If only one side of the scm is flexed, this will produce a
movement called:
(a) adduction
(b) contra-lateral rotation
(c) abduction
(d) circumduction - ---answers----contra-lateral rotation
The muscle which draws the arms backward is the:
(a) trapezius
(b) rhomboids
(c) deltoids
(d) latissimus dorsi - ---answers----latissimus dorsi
What is hemoglobin?
(a) a red pigment
(b) whole blood
(c) round blood cells
(d) red bone marrow - ---answers----a red pigment
What is a motor unit?
(a) motor and sensory nerves
(b) a neuron and the attached axom
(c) motor, sensory and interneuron
(d) a motor neuron with muscle cells it innervates - ---answers-
---a motor neuron and all of the muscle fibers it innervates
Which muscle bends the little finger?
(a) flexor digitorum
(b) flexor pollicis brevis
(c) flexor digiti minimi
(d) flexor quinti profundus - ---answers----flexor digiti minimi
Which is the major artery of the body?
, (a) aorta
(b) jugular
(c) carotid
(d) cardiac - ---answers----aorta
What is reciprocal inhibition?
(a) when a muscle shortens but produces minimal movement
(b) when pulls forcefully against a load but does not shorten
(c) when a muscle contracts, its antagonist must relax
(d) none of the above - ---answers----(c) when a muscle
contracts, its antagonist must relax
The exaggerated curvature of the lumbar spine is called:
(a) stenosis
(b) lordosis
(c) amphiarthrosis
(d) none of the above - ---answers----lordosis
What is necrosis?
(a) a blood disease
(b) chronic kidney condition
(c) paralyzed nerve
(d) tissue death - ---answers----tissue death
The artery that supplies the knee joint is:
(a) popliteal
(b) femoral
(c) patella
(d) external iliac - ---answers----popliteal
The gland which is called the master gland is:
(a) thyroid
(b) adrenals
QUESTIONS WITH 100% ACCURATE DEFINITIVE ANSWERS
What is metastasis?
(a) increased metabolism
(b) ability of cells to mutate
(c) change in equilibrium
(d) migration of cancer cells - ---answers----migration of
cancer cells
Which is a highly contagious staphylococcal infection in young
children?
(a) psoriasis
(b) impetigo
(c) fissure
(d) papule - ---answers----impetigo
2nd degree burn are characterized by:
(a) sunburn
(b) destruction of the dermis
(c) peeling of the skin
(d) blisters - ---answers----blisters
The lowest region of the abdomen is the:
(a) hypogastric
(b) epigastric
(c) umbilical
(d) hypocondral - ---answers----hypogastric
Which muscle reaches from the thorax to the pubis?
(a) rectus abdominus
(b) external abdominal obliques
(c) vastus abdominus
,(d) transverse abdominus - ---answers----rectus abdominis
At what structure in the lungs does gas exchange occur?
(a) bronchioles
(b) pulmonary arteriole
(c) endothelial membrane
(d) alveolus - ---answers----(b) alveolus
What movement of the mandible is parallel to the ground?
(a) extension
(b) protraction
(c) abduction
(d) adduction - ---answers----protraction
The frontal bone is located in what part of the body?
(a) thorax
(b) neck
(c) head
(d) hands - ---answers----head/cranium
The origin of semimembranosus and semitendinosus is the:
(a) ilium
(b) pubis
(c) coxal
(d) ischial tuberosity - ---answers----ischial tuberosity
The origin of the sartorius is the:
(a) ischium
(b) coxal
(c) ilium
(d) sacrum - ---answers----ilium (anterior superior iliac spine)
,If only one side of the scm is flexed, this will produce a
movement called:
(a) adduction
(b) contra-lateral rotation
(c) abduction
(d) circumduction - ---answers----contra-lateral rotation
The muscle which draws the arms backward is the:
(a) trapezius
(b) rhomboids
(c) deltoids
(d) latissimus dorsi - ---answers----latissimus dorsi
What is hemoglobin?
(a) a red pigment
(b) whole blood
(c) round blood cells
(d) red bone marrow - ---answers----a red pigment
What is a motor unit?
(a) motor and sensory nerves
(b) a neuron and the attached axom
(c) motor, sensory and interneuron
(d) a motor neuron with muscle cells it innervates - ---answers-
---a motor neuron and all of the muscle fibers it innervates
Which muscle bends the little finger?
(a) flexor digitorum
(b) flexor pollicis brevis
(c) flexor digiti minimi
(d) flexor quinti profundus - ---answers----flexor digiti minimi
Which is the major artery of the body?
, (a) aorta
(b) jugular
(c) carotid
(d) cardiac - ---answers----aorta
What is reciprocal inhibition?
(a) when a muscle shortens but produces minimal movement
(b) when pulls forcefully against a load but does not shorten
(c) when a muscle contracts, its antagonist must relax
(d) none of the above - ---answers----(c) when a muscle
contracts, its antagonist must relax
The exaggerated curvature of the lumbar spine is called:
(a) stenosis
(b) lordosis
(c) amphiarthrosis
(d) none of the above - ---answers----lordosis
What is necrosis?
(a) a blood disease
(b) chronic kidney condition
(c) paralyzed nerve
(d) tissue death - ---answers----tissue death
The artery that supplies the knee joint is:
(a) popliteal
(b) femoral
(c) patella
(d) external iliac - ---answers----popliteal
The gland which is called the master gland is:
(a) thyroid
(b) adrenals
